What does it mean to live a life of generosity? This message explores the treasure principle from Matthew 6 and how giving, faith, and obedience shape our relationship with God and eternity.

This week at Harvest Church, we are looking at the story of Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22 and what it means to truly surrender to God. Abraham’s faith was tested in a way that didn’t make sense, yet his obedience revealed deep trust in God’s plan and provision. This message challenges us to ask what we are holding onto and reminds us that when we surrender everything, we make room for God to do His greatest work.

In this message from Harvest Church, we explore the story of Lot and Sodom in Book of Genesis 19 and uncover the danger of compromise. Lot’s life shows how slowly drifting toward sin can lead us further from God, especially when we begin to normalize what He warns against. This message challenges us to leave behind what God has called us to walk away from and reminds us that through Jesus, we have the strength to move forward without looking back.

In this Easter message from Harvest Church, Pastor Donnie Immel what it truly means to be encountering Jesus and how a real encounter with Him changes everything. Through the resurrection story, we see how ordinary people experienced fear, doubt, and hope—and how Jesus met them right where they were. This message will encourage you to move from simply knowing about Jesus to personally encountering Him and experiencing new life.

In this message from Harvest Church, we explore the life of Abraham and what it means to trust God’s timing. Even when faced with challenges, delays, and mistakes, Abraham’s story shows us that faith grows in difficult seasons and that forcing God’s promises only leads to problems. If you’re struggling to wait on God, this message will encourage you to trust His plan and walk by faith.

In this powerful sermon, You Can Still Get There, guest speaker Joe Jackson shares how God restores us even after failure and calls us forward with purpose. Through the story of Peter, we see that failure is not final and God’s grace is greater than our mistakes. If you’ve ever felt like you’ve gone too far, this message will remind you that you can still get there.

Continuing in our series, The Famous Ones, we look at the calling of Abraham in Genesis 12:1–9 and what his story teaches us about faith and obedience. God called Abraham to leave his homeland, security, and everything familiar to follow Him into the unknown. Though Abraham didn’t have all the answers, he trusted God’s promise. Abraham believed God that through his life and family the nations of the earth would be blessed. Because of this, his story reminds us that when God calls us, obedience often requires stepping out in faith before we can see the full picture.

Additionally, Abraham’s life shows us that God blesses us so that we can be a blessing to others. God still calls believers today to use their gifts, resources, and influence to reach others. When we trust God’s calling and leave behind the things that hold us back, He can do something through our lives that reaches far beyond our own lifetime.

If you’re searching for churches in the Lehigh Valley or churches near Allentown, PA, Harvest Church exists to help people grow in faith and apply the Bible to everyday life. Visit www.myharvestchurch.com to learn more about Harvest Church. For more on our sermon series, The Famous Ones, you can follow us on Spotify. Also, Join us each week to listen to additional sermons, and discover how God may be calling you to step out in faith just like Abraham.

In this Bible teaching from Harvest Church, we talk honestly about depression, mental health, and faith and how God meets us in difficult emotional seasons. Looking at passages like Gospel of Matthew 11:28 and Psalms 42, we are reminded of Jesus’ invitation: “Come to me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” This message explores how depression can affect anyone—including great leaders in history and people in the Bible—and how God invites us to bring our pain, fears, and struggles directly to Him.

We also discuss practical and biblical ways to face depression, including healthy self-talk, leaning on trusted community, seeking wise counsel, and staying connected to God through prayer. The Bible reminds us that even in seasons where our soul feels cast down, we can still place our hope in God and trust that His presence brings healing, strength, and renewed hope.

If you’re searching for churches in the Lehigh Valley or churches near Allentown, PA, Harvest Church exists to help people grow in faith, experience the peace of Jesus, and walk through life together in authentic Christian community. Visit www.myharvestchurch.com to learn more about Harvest Church and listen to additional Bible teachings.